Prof. Tarik Sabry recently appeared on Science and civilisation, a Moroccan television show screened by Al Aoula. The show focuses on eminent scholars and researchers in different scientific fields, […]

CAMRI’s Winston Mano teamed up with Professor Lusike Lynette Mukhongo from West Michigan University and Professor Wallace Chuma from the University of Cape Town to co-author “Being African: How […]

We are delighted to share the news that Dr Rebecca Lewis passed her VIVA without corrections on 26 February 2024. Her thesis, titled “A Conscious Creation? Political Economy, Globalisation […]

Steven Barnett recently spoke to Le Monde about a High Court judgement that awarded Prince Harry all his costs following his successfully litigation against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) last […]

Steven Barnett recently spoke with German newspaper, Handelsblatt, about GB news. The article, written by Torsten Riecke, notes that GB News, founded by conservative investors, aims to steer the […]

Steven Barnett recently spoke to The Times about potential breaches of the broadcasting code by the news channel GB News. The article, by Alex Faber, reports that the UK […]

Prof. Steven Barnett recently spoke to Politico about Why Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage are obsessed with ‘Britain’s Fox News’. The article, by Annabelle Dickson and Aggie Chambre, discusses […]

Professor Steven Barnett, Professor of Communications at the University of Westminster, spoke to LBC News and BBC Radio 5 Live in response to the judgement which awarded Prince Harry […]

Doug Specht and Gunter Saunders have written about how AI is changing the face of Higher Education for London Business Matters, the magazine of the London Chamber of Commerce. […]

CAMRI’s Winston Mano was in the keynote panel at the Youth and Digital Platforms symposium held on the 29th January at Utrecht University in Netherlands. The symposium focused on the […]